to downcut
- verb
- /ˈdaʊnˌkʌt/
- Specialized
- To install the lock, you need to downcut a groove along the door edge.
Examples
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Using the router, she downcut the edges of the workpiece to ensure a clean finish.
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The machine was programmed to downcut the metal sheet for a smooth finish.
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Carefully, he downcut the plastic panel to fit the new component.
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He downcuts the wood to create a smooth edge.
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I need to downcut this material carefully.
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The carpenter decided to downcut the plywood for a precise fit in the cabinet.
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Before assembling the frame, he downcut the corners to achieve a snug joint.
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Etymology
Downcut is a verb made from down meaning 'downward' and cut meaning 'to cut'. To downcut is to cut into material while moving the waste down, which helps make a neat top edge.